The government is considering options such as reducing tariffs, trade deals, and importing more goods from the US to negate the tariff threat if it becomes a reality.

Mumbai: As Donald Trump takes charge of the United States presidency, a new era of global tariff wars is looming large. In his first week in office, Trump has threatened to impose punitive tariffs on key trading partners,

India's shares fell on Tuesday due to uncertainty over Donald Trump's plans for India after the U.S. President announced trade tariffs on neighbouring countries within hours of taking office.

During his election campaign, Donal Trump had said “tariff” is his “favourite word in the dictionary” and that he would use tariffs to boost domestic manufacturing in the US. In particular, he intends to target countries with whom the US has deep trade relations such as China,

Indian officials are also considering a limited trade deal with the US under one of its scenarios, people familiar with the matter said.

S O BEGINS Donald Trump’s tariff roller-coaster, sure to be a stomach-churning ride for the global economy. He started his first day in office with an unexpected show of restraint: rather than slapping hefty new tariffs on other countries,

Donald Trump said that the BRICS does not have a leverage on the United States, instead Washington holds a barrel over them.

US President Donald Trump’s renewed threat of imposing 100% tariffs on BRICS nations in a calculated response to the bloc’s growing efforts to challenge the dominance of the US dollar in global trade.